Facebook
Britain's News Portal
Around The Clock
BREAKING
Loading latest headlines…

Cornwall and Plymouth schools raise thousands for Children in Need

Schools in Cornwall and Plymouth have completed various running challenges and other activities, raising thousands of pounds for Children in Need.

  • Perranporth Community School teachers ran 26 miles, raising over £5,000.
  • Marine Academy in Plymouth raised over £4,000 with a 26-hour treadmill run.
  • Nansloe Academy pupils ran 200 miles, raising over £5,900.

Children and teachers across Cornwall and Plymouth have taken part in fundraising activities for Children in Need. Two teachers from Perranporth Community School, Amy Williamson and Laura Pryor, ran a combined 26 miles to reach school for assembly, raising over £5,000 for the charity.

In Plymouth, Marine Academy teachers completed a 26-hour treadmill run, raising more than £4,000. Royal William Yard was also illuminated in yellow as part of the collective effort to move Pudsey from Land's End to John O'Groats.

Pupils at Nansloe Academy in Helston contributed by running 200 miles as a school, raising over £5,900. Laira Green Primary School in Plymouth hosted Pudsey for a danceathon.

Harriet, a 16-year-old BBC Make a Difference Young Hero finalist in 2026, decorated cupcakes with Pudsey's face at a cafe near St Austell as part of her fundraising efforts.

Related Articles

Get the news that matters.

Join thousands of readers getting the best of British news straight to their inbox.